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»utdd d Th h ... t oo nccti trrand bnwsssadeinls â€" se hofi t AtF "fig x AL f mP T P Epa.cAEC W*=¢roinal palf=irairmrr 1ERE].F gfi Ladies‘ New Fall and Winter Coats McLEax,â€"In Gleneig on Sept. 15th.| To Mr. and Mrs Lachlen McLean. a| son t ‘ToMKINSoNX .â€"On Sept. 2rd, to Mr. and " Mrs. R. Tomkinson, Akron, Ohio, U | 8, A,, a daughter, Mrs, Tomkinson was formerly Miss Rachel Fe® guson of Egremont . MARRIED Laxoâ€"HAaÂ¥yExsg.â€"1n Durham, on Friâ€" day, Sept. 20th, by Rev, Mr. Jaanieâ€" son, at the Methodist &Aruonnge. HMHarry Arthur Land to Miss Millie Edua Havens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Geo. Havens. 100 acres, being lots 2 and 3 of 10; Con, W. G. R., Bentinck, in excellent state of cultivation. About ei;;hty‘ acres cleared, well watered, well frinc>a comfortable log house, good (r»me’ birn, basement stable, good ot chnard. I wituated on gravel road, con venient to church, school, post office # nd grist‘ mill, full possession given by the first of March, permission to do ‘fall work will be allowed from the pr esent. For further particulars ap ply to Mrs R. A, Marshall, D)urbham. _ and Lhomt;?hly quâ€" alify in either the Shorthand and Typewriting o0% the Bunlmu‘%nnmc. Thorough and prac tical courses of y. Upto date methods of i nstruction. Firstâ€"class &x’; ment. Students & ssisted at their desks. admitted at ADy. time. Write for Annual Anâ€" nouncement. Sept. 12 There is a better POSITL ON for every young man or v/oman who will attend the > wmopre® _ It is part of our business to be constantly on the lookâ€"out for correct things for men and at prices that are an inducement to them to come to us. _ Now it‘s a known fact that men‘s attention is a great deal harder to attract and hold than the ladies‘, yet we have succeeded and are now supplying the majority of the men of Durham and surrounding country with the renowned REGENT Clothing. Don‘t sit and wonder about A Full, Complete Line of Dress Goods ***~ For Fall, mixed tweeds in checks and stripes in all shades, browns, gieens, reds and grays. Fresh Groceries always on hand. BUTTER & EGGS WANTED, In all shades and patterns just arrived, so come in and ine before buying elsewhere. We carry everything necessary to a gentleman‘s wardrobeâ€" natty neckwear, bright new hats and caps, daintiest patterns in Fall Shirts, â€" Large stock of Fall and Winter Underwear on hand. for fall, but come in our store, while our stock is new and we will show you the nattiest range of Clothing ever shown. THE PEOPLES STORE ROBERT BURNETT ; THE IMPERIAL SHOEâ€"In patent, kid, dongola and box calf Strictly upâ€"toâ€"date Furnishings Selling Agents for the Famous Imperial Shoes and Renowned Regent Clothing Owen Souand, Ont. Your New Suit or Overcoat Farm To Rent BORN. €,. A. ILEMING, Principal |\ Farewel! to Crossley and Hunter We have not been able to find the statute referred to and in the public interest would ask some of our legal fmends to let us know what it is, As to the character of the moveâ€" ment it is not surprising though opinâ€" ions differ. To some the jesting inâ€" dulged in, the spirit of fear and the lenguage in which the message is exâ€" pressed. appears as Alien to the spirit of Chiist. 'i:u others the‘ fact that the arrow has entered into many souls is tak. en as proof that it is God‘s way of rea ching the beart. It is not for us to set tle the question, but certainly the opportunity is now given the churches to gather in and help those who, wh.ether from fear or love me seeking to be found in Christ and to depart from iniquity. C. Thanksgiving Day has been fixed for October 31I, and in yiew of this the Sun has the following timely remarks; Tis the season of fruitionâ€"the seaâ€" son in which the faithful husbandâ€" man gathers the final reward for the planting, the pruning, and the cultiâ€" vating of the period of growth. Parâ€" tial failure there has been; the barns are not all as full as usual, and many cattle are feelinfi the pinch due to the drying up in midsummer of accustomâ€" ed pastures. But even in this year there is much to be thankful for, and the comparative leaness ot the main harvest already gathered is abundantâ€" ly offâ€"set by the ten fat years we have enjoyed. Let us enjoy the beauty of the closing days of the season of warmth, and give beartfelt thanks for the measure of good things vouchsafed Review to Jan. Ist==15¢ Continued from page 1 Thanksgiving Day Mrs J. M. Fisher returned to her home in Vancouver after spending the summer months with her mother Mrs Meredith in town. xr Hugh Rose, Jr., of 8t Louis. is returning on Friday to that place, havâ€" ing remained much longer then inâ€" tended on account of his father‘s illâ€" illness. Mr. Robt Curran came home from Pt Arthur last week and their furniâ€" ture is now on way to the Lmke city We bope Mr. and Mis, Curran will prosper in their new home, Mrs. Thos Damel and daughter, Edith, â€" accompanied by Miss Flo Reveere and Master Tom Allingham left for Hamilton on Sacurday mornâ€" ing the latter were the guests of the the former tor a time. Â¥ros Jas McMecken returned Tuesday from a few weeks stay with her son in Toronto who met with a bad accident and bad his leg broken,. His wife, a grand daughter of Mrs Chris Williams was also very ill at the same time. Mr and Mrs C. Ramage took in the Detroit excursion last week in comâ€" any with Mr and Mrs Jas Watson of Rurumnb . While in the beautitul city of le\e Strauits they were hospiâ€" tably entertained by Mr and Mrs . W. Watson, We regret to learn of the deat h of Mrs Wm, McConnell, of near Collingâ€" wood, who is a sister of Don, MeFarâ€" lane, Bunessan. She is also the moth. er of Mrs, R. McDonald,. Dromore. At this writing we bave no further parâ€" ticulars. Mr and Mrs Angus McKelvey, New Liskeard, are guests for a few days with the former‘s prrents in town. They havediust come from a trinp to Toronto and Buffalo where they were visiting relatiyes and will also visit Mrs. McKelvey‘s relatives at Clinton, Mr John McKelvey received a teleâ€" gram, Tuesday, announcing the death of his brother in Simcoe county by an accident,. No details at present. before returning. The interest in the Crossleyâ€"Hunter meetings kept up to the end. A valued contributor gives a summing up of their work in auother column with which some may not agree, Quite a number were at the station to see Jfr Hunter off to their new field at Athens, where their friends here will wish them God speed. Our space forbids furtber reference. Mr John Aldred, Aldred, Bask., writâ€" ing on the 18th Sept., says: * harvest is practically over in our locality. First frost last night and but little damage done." His daughter Marâ€" garet had arrived safely, fully recovâ€" ered from her operation here, We congratulate Postmaster Aldred on baving his name atiached to the count ry and thank him for his kindly Ohe Parisian Yjfittinery Rooms interest in the Review. Saitl Vifittinery The Fall Millinery Openings of September 19, 20, were again a marked _ success. Crowds thronged the showâ€"rooms each day when Miss Dick and her capable staff assisted in showing and explaining all about the new styles to the ladies. You wiil find the new styles quite becomâ€" ing. We will be glad to have you visit our showrooms and see our beautiful display, We will always do our best to please you and give you w'i,rood vaiue for your money. e have auy aâ€" mount of hats from 2.75 up. We make a speclality of Millinery alone. THE DUKRLHAM REVIEW Coutinued from Page 1 ner. Mexican drawn work.. Miss Davis, Mrs Wm Black. Canadian drawn work.. Miss Davis, Mrs Townâ€" er. Battenbury work..R Burnet, Mrs Towner. Battenburg collar.. Mrs Towner, Thos Smith. Crochet lace work..Jno Gardiner, R. Burnet. Honiton or int lace work.. Mrs Towner, Jno Gp:rdlner. Knitted lace work.. Mrs G McKechnie. Teneriffe lace work.. Mrs Towner, Mrs W Black. Duchess lace work.. Mrs G McKechnie, Mrs Towner. Bead work .. Scart and Sons. _ Pin cushion, Batâ€" tenburg.. Mrs Towner. Fancy pin cushion.. Mrs G. McKechnie, Mrs Towner.Softa cushion..A McClinton, Mrs A McClocklin. Sofa cushion, emâ€" broidered .. John Gardiner, Mrs Wm Black. Sofa cushion, any other kind .. Mrs Towner, M.s Blackburn. Pair pillow shams.. Mrs Black, Mrs Townâ€" er. Toilet set in wool..Geo Aljoe, D Edge. Centre piece.. Mrs George McKechnie, R R Watson. Tea cosy .. Jno Gardiner, R Burnet. Crochet table mats..John Gardiner, Geo Binnie. 5 o‘clock tea set and doilies .. John Gardiner, Mrs Towner. Hem stitched handkerchief.. Miss Moce«ler Mrs Towner. Gent‘s band made shirt.. Mrs Towner. Machine made shirt.. Mrs Towner. Coll of ladies fancy work.. MrsG McKechnie, Mrs Towner. Pencil drawirgâ€"Thos Smith, Floâ€" rence Bailey. Crayon Drawingâ€"A McClinton, Florence BHarley, Crayon Animal lifeâ€"A McClinton, Florence Bailey,. Painting in Sepiaâ€"Florence Bailey, A McClinton, Painting in ol fruit or flowersâ€"Forence Bailey, R Burnett. Painting in oil landscape in marineâ€"R Burnett Mrs G McKechnie Painting in oil animalsâ€"Florence Baiâ€" ley, R Burnett,. Painting in water color landscape or marineâ€"A McClinâ€" ton, Florence Bailey, _ Painting in water colors, fruit or flowers â€"A Mcâ€" Clinton, R Burnett. Painting in water colors animalsâ€"F Bailey, A MceClintan Painting on Satinâ€"Mrs W Black, R Burnett, Painting on velvetâ€"A Mcâ€" Clinton, W J Lawrence. Pen & ink Sketchâ€"Florence Bailey, Thos Smith. Painting on chinaâ€"Mrs Black, TSmith Burnt _ woodworkâ€"Mrs _ Blackburn. Col Photosâ€"F Bailey, MISCELLANEOUS Bread whiteâ€"H H Miller‘s Special, R Morice, R Barber, John Gardiner. Bread brownâ€"Misses Edge, R Morice, John Gardiner _ Bread (McGowan‘s Flour)â€"H Morice, R. Barber. Bread (MeKechnie‘s Flour) â€"R Mortis, R Barâ€" ber,. _ Bunsâ€"John Gardiner, Adam Robertson. _ Tartsâ€"Mrs â€" Blackburn, Misses Edge Apple Pieâ€"R Burnett. Mrs â€"Blackburn. _ Pumpkin â€" Pieâ€"R Morice, Art McDonald. Pie, any otherâ€"R Burnett, Mrs Blackburn Canned Fruitâ€"D _ Mellvride, Raspâ€" berry wineâ€"Geo Binnie N Harvey. Mixed Picklesâ€"â€"D Mcliride, Mrs Blackâ€" burn. _ Maple sugarâ€"Geo,. Bmnie. Maple Syrupâ€"W G Firtb, Gen Binnie Honey Strainedâ€"M Barber. W J Ritâ€" chie, _ Col Jeltiesâ€"Mrs Blackburn, Misses Edge. Col Hot Houseâ€"C W Lang. House ‘ plants in pots, 20 var.â€"H MceDonald,. Mrs Blackburn,. House plants in pots 12 yarâ€"Howard McDunaYd Thos Petty House plants in pots 6 varâ€"D MeIlâ€" vride, Art McDonald, Col doub. Gerâ€" aniumsâ€"N Harvey, Hugh MeDonald. Col Single Geraniumsâ€"Hugh McDonâ€" ald N Hazvey, Col Geraniums, fancy leavedâ€"Hugh McDonald, Mrs Blackâ€" burn. â€"Double Geranium, whiteâ€"Miss Mockler, Art McDonald, Double any other colorâ€"Miss Mockler, Mrs Blackâ€" hurn, Single Geranium whiteâ€"Miss Mockler, â€"Hugh McDonald, â€" Single Geranium any othercolorâ€"Miss Mockâ€" ler, Mis Blackburn. Col Scented Gerâ€" aniumsâ€"Nathan Harvey. _ Ivy Gerâ€" anium (Variegated) H G Brigham, Hugh McDonald, Pelargoniam Gerâ€" aniumsâ€"Geo Binnie, Hugh McDonald Oleanderâ€"Geo Binme‘ D. Melivride, lvyâ€"Kobt Edge, Huagh McDonald. Hibiscusâ€"N Harvey. Col Begonias, floweringâ€"Mis Black burn. Col Coleus C Lang, T Petty, Col Fushiaâ€"Mis Blackburn,. Single Fuchsiaâ€"J Gray D Mcellvride Col Oacetiâ€"Mrs Blackâ€" burn. N Harvyey, Col Foliage Plants â€"C W Lang, Mrs Blackburn. _ Abutiâ€" tonâ€"Howard MceDonal!ld, Hugh Mcâ€" Donald. _ Balsamsâ€"N Harvey Hugh McDonaald. _ Hydrangeaâ€"Hugh Mcâ€" Donald, Tuberoseâ€"N Harvey, Rose in bloomâ€"N_Harvev, Cockscombâ€" N Harvey, Hanging baske‘;â€"N Harâ€" vey, C W Lang. Display open air flowersâ€"W Farquâ€" harson, N Harvey, Hugh McDonala, Wild Flowarsâ€"I Petty, Hugh McDonâ€" ald, Jas Gray, â€" Asters (Col) N Harvey (lvery fine says the j[t)ldge in his report) Iahliasâ€"Hugh McDonald. Oianthus (Col} N Hurvca’. Hugh MeDonald. Gladioli (fine)â€"BHugh MeDon«1ld. Larkâ€" spurâ€"Mrs Blackburn, Hugh McDonâ€" a.?d. Marigoldsâ€"N HMarvey, Hugh McDonald. Phlox Drumondiâ€"N Harâ€" vay, A Scort. _ Pblox _ Perenmialâ€" Hugh McDonald, Howard McDonald, Pansiesâ€"A Scott, N Harvey. _ Petunâ€" ias, Singleâ€"N Harvey, W Fnrguhur- son. Stocksâ€"N Harvey, Geo Binnie. Snap dragens, N Harvey. Verbenas â€"N Harvey,. Zinniasâ€"Hugh McDonâ€" ald, N Harvey. Bomfilet, Vase, any flowersâ€"Hugh McD. Mrs Blackburn. Bougquet, Hand (any flowers) Miss Mockler. Engh McD. Buu]luet hand (house flowers) Miss Mockler, Hugh McD. Table Ornamentâ€"Mrs Blackâ€" Rock Cockâ€"H Grasby, Jas Gray, Barred Ply Rock henâ€"H Grasby Jas Gray, Buff Ply Rock henâ€"H Grasby 1 & 2. 8S.C. white Leghorn} cockâ€" Howard McDonald, H Grasby, Single C white Leghornhen ~H Grasby. Howâ€" ard McDonald. Rose Comb White Leghorn henâ€"H Grasby, _ Single Comb Brown Leghorn cockâ€"H arisby Single Comb Brown Leghorn henâ€"H Grasby, noward McDonald. _ Rose Comb Brown Leghorn henâ€"H Grasby 1 & 2. Buff peghorn cockâ€"Jas Gray R. Burnett. Buff Leghorn henâ€"Jas Gu{i R Burnett. Rhode 1d, Redcock â€"G Thompeon, C C McFayden, Rhode burn Light Brahama Henâ€"C C McFayden White Ply. Rock cockâ€"N Harvey, W Mountain. White Piy Rock henâ€" W Mountain, N Harvey. Barred Ply TORONTO CL 4A8S 13â€"MATURE. CUT FLOWERS FINE ARTS PLANTS ist Id Red henâ€"C C McFayden. Silyer inv_dorung henâ€"J aray, _ Black inorca cockâ€"W Mountain, J aray Black Minorca henâ€"Jas Gray, Ww Mountain. Orpington: Buff ‘cockâ€"A Rcott. Orpinggon Buff henâ€"C Lang A Scott. . White Wyandotte cock â€" Art McDonala, C C lcFl.Bden. White Wyandotte henâ€"Art McDonald 1 &2 Silver Laced Wyandotte cockâ€"O C McFayden. Silver laced Wyandotte henâ€"CU _C McFayden 1 & 2. @golden laced Wyandotte rockâ€"N Hxarvey 1 & 2. aolden lased Wyandotte henâ€"N Harvey I & 2. Blac{ Breasted _ Red game Cockâ€"N Harvey, 1 & 2. Black Breasted Red Game xenâ€"N Haryey 1 &2, Pyle game cockâ€"H Grasby. Pyle game henâ€"HKGrasby. Seabright Banâ€" tam cockâ€"W Mountain, Seabright Bantan henâ€"W Mountain 1 & 2. Game Bantam cockâ€"HK Grasby I & 2. game Bantam henâ€"HK Grasby 1 & 2. Bantam any other cockâ€"C W Lang. Bantam anyother henâ€"C W _Lang. Rouen Drakeâ€"U W Lang: Emden Ganderâ€"Thos gadd 1 & Emden aooseâ€"Thos aadd 1 & 2. Toulouse aanderâ€"W _ Willis, A McClinton. Toulouse gooseâ€"â€"W ; Willis. CLASS 14â€"CHICKENS 1 White P. Rock cockerelâ€"W Mounâ€" tain 1 & 2. _ White P,. Kock pulletâ€"N. Harvey, W Mountain _ Barred p rock cockerelâ€"H. Grasby 1 & 2. Barred [l) rock pulletâ€"H. Grasby 1 & 2. Single comb whiteleghorn câ€"H Grasby Howâ€" ard McDonald _ Single comb white I(fi- horn pulletâ€"Howard McDonald, H. Grasby. RC brownleghorn câ€"H Grasâ€" by I & 2. R.C. brown leghorn p,â€"H. Grasby 1 & 2. 8 C brown leghorn c.«â€" H Grasby I & 2. _8 C brown leghorn p.â€"H Grasby 1 & 2. Rhode Id red câ€" Ge> Thompson 1 & 2. _ Rhode Id. red pâ€"Geo Thompson 1&2. Black Minâ€" orca c.â€"W,. Mountain 1 &2 Black Minorca pâ€"W Mountain I & 2. _ Buff Orpirgmn c.â€"W J Ritchie, C, Lang. Buff Orphington p.â€"C Lang, W Ramâ€" a.Fe. White Wyandotte câ€"A McDonâ€" ald I & 2. White Wyandotte n.â€"A. mcDonald 1 &2. Silverlaced Wyanâ€" dotte c.â€"C C McFayden Silyer laced wyandtte p,â€"C. 0. McFayden 1 and 2. Black breasted red gamec.â€"N Haryey *# * _ p.â€"N HMarvey Pyle game c.â€"H Grasby, @yle game p.â€"A Grasbv,. â€" Game bantam c.â€"H. Grasby I and 2 _ G4ame bantam p.â€"H. Grasby 1 and 2. _ Bronze turkeg cock 1906â€"D Edge, Thos Gadc, ronze turkey hen 1906â€"Thos. Gadd, D Edge. Bionze turkey cock, 1907.â€"â€"D. Edge. Bronze turkey hen, 1907â€"D Edge. Span horsesâ€" Fiauk Russell, D Marâ€" shall, Nelson Rullis, Brood Mareâ€"S. Putherbough. D Greenwood. Foalâ€" S Putherbough, Geo Ritchie. _ Filly, 1 yearâ€"8 Putherbough, Scarf & son, Gelding 1 yearâ€"W A Sharp. â€" Filly 2 yearsâ€"Geo Aljoe, Scarf & son. Gelaâ€" ing 2 yearsâ€"Scarf and son, Spring colt (Staples prize)â€"Scarf and son, D. Greenwood, CLASS 19â€"AG. or GEN, PURPOSE HORSES. Spanâ€"A Marshall, J A. Swanston D McLean, Brood mareâ€"Jas Ellison, Geo Herd, Wm Allan. Foalâ€"Jas Elâ€" lison, A Marshall. Filly 1 yearâ€"Missâ€" es Edge, A. Scott._ _ Gelding 1 yearâ€" Misses Edge, Geo Ritchie. Filly 2yrs â€"Jas Park, Scarf and son, Geldingâ€" 2 yearsâ€"Ed Hoy, W A Sharp. CLASS 20â€"ROADsSTER Spanâ€"R H Fortune, J A Swanston, Win Ritchie. Single driverâ€"Mrs W Black, John McRobb, Jn>. Fairbairn, Saddle horseâ€"Scarf and son. _ Brood mareâ€"C. Bigth, Jas, Gray. Foalâ€"UC, Blythe, Jas Grav. _ Filly 1 yearâ€"Jas Gray, J G Gray, Gelding 1 yrâ€"DU Mcâ€" Donald, C Blyth, Filly 2 yearsâ€"And Marshall, _ Gelding 2 yisâ€"H Grasby, D McDonald. CLASS 21â€"COACH or CARRIAGE Brood Mareâ€"W. J. Ritchie, H. Mcâ€" rie. Foalâ€"H. McOrie, W J Ritchie. Filly 1 yearâ€"W Ramage. Gelding 2 yearsâ€"H Grasby. CLASS 2â€"HORSEs IN aCTION Farmers Trotâ€"Jas Vessie, Jno Mcâ€" Robb, THOROUGHBRED CATTLE, CLASS 23.. DURHAM 8 pr old bullâ€"R R Watson. I {r old bullâ€"w A Livinifllune. Ball caltâ€"C. C. McFayden, _2 yr old heiferâ€"W, A, Liyvingstone. SECOND DAY CLaSS 18â€" DRAUGHT HORSES ULAS 2%2â€"AEREFORDS Bull 1 yrâ€"A 8 Hunter. _ Bull calfâ€" A 8 Huanter I and 2. Cowâ€"A 8 Hunâ€" ter 1 and 2. . Best herdâ€"A 8 Hunter, COLASS #%5â€"GALLOWAY Cowâ€"Misses Edge. UCLASS 20â€"AYRSHIRE Cowâ€"J G Gray I and 2. Shearling ram, ram lamb, ewe two shears, sh. ewe, ewe lamoâ€"all A Muir 1 and 2, penâ€"A Muir. Best fah ewe or wetherâ€"A Muir. H G Brigham. CLASS 27â€"POLLEV ANGUS Builâ€"Noah Oppertshaurer 1 and 2 U(,w k a+ +8 w6 CLAsSS 28â€"HOLSTEIN Cowâ€"Noah Oppertshaurer 1 and 2. CLASS 292â€"JERSEY Cowâ€"A McDonald, Thos Petty CLASS 80â€" â€"GRADE CATTLE Milk cowâ€"A Park, Howard McDonâ€" ald, 1 McLean. Heifer 2 yrsâ€"A Park Jas Gibson, â€" Heifer 1 yrâ€"â€"R K watson Steer 2 yearsâ€"A Park,. Steer Iyrâ€" A Park. Fat beastâ€"A Hunter 1 and 2 Thos Petty. i i oi o o nRmp CLASS 31â€"OXFORD DOWNS Ram 2 shearsâ€"Jno Fairbairn, Brigâ€" ham bros. Shearlingtramâ€"Jobn Fairâ€" bairn 1 and 2. _ Ram lambâ€"Brigham bros. l and 2, John Fairbaitn, _ Ewe 2 sbearsâ€"John Fairbairn 1 and 2, Brigâ€" ham bros,. â€" Shearling eweâ€"Brigham bros. 1 and 2, Jno Fairbairn, _ Ewe lambâ€"Brigham bros. 1 and 12, Jno. Fairbairn, Best penâ€"Brigham bros, CLASS 32â€"SHROPSHIRE Ram, 2 shearsâ€"W. A. Livin‘cvtone. Sb. Ramâ€"H J Bri&,hum. Wm Willis. Ram Lambâ€"W :m Willis, H J Brigham Ewe 2 shearsâ€"H J Bri,LIum 1, 2 and 3. Shearling eweâ€"W A Livingsione, H. Brigham. _ Ewe lambâ€"Wm. Willis 1 and 2, H Brigham. Penâ€"H BHrigham CLASS 33â€"LEICESTER Ram 2 shearsâ€"A Muir, Geo Herd, A Muir. Shramâ€"A Muair, J A Swanâ€" 410 NTTT 3 o P PNmBp Om mEming o m OE ston. Ram lamb=Geo Herd, A Park, P Cornisb, Ewe, 2 shearsâ€"A Muir l and 2. Geo Herd, Sh, eweâ€"A Muir, J A Swanston, Geo Herd. Ewelambâ€" A Muir l and 2, J A Swanston. Penâ€" A Muir. CLASS 31â€"COTSWOLD John Eckhardt, C. W, Lang. _ Pair spring pigsâ€"John Eckhardt 1 and 2. CLASS 36â€"YORKSHIRE Boarâ€"Searf and Son 1 and 2. Breedâ€" ‘ing sowâ€"Scarf and son. _ Pr. spring pigsâ€"Hugh McDonald, Scarf and son, Best bacon bhogâ€"Scarf and son 1, 2 and three. Fine Aris.. N W Campbell. Miscellaneous .. A Robertson, D W Cameron, Jno McGowan. Plants and flowers.. Wm Lewis, 8 (G. Yeomans. Poultry . .T H Sceott, St Thomas. Horses . . Robt Park., Dairy Cattle.. P J McEwen, Kertch Beefcattle .. W A Douglass, Tuscarâ€" Ora. ifi'Y". "& J.‘l‘ A full line of Fashionable Furnishings for men and boys All the very latest in Collars and Ties Gloves and Hose New! New! New! All our experience at your service. Call and see us, Hats, Caps, Shoes. and much more we can‘t tell you of this week, We beg toannouuce to the people of Durham and vicinâ€" ity that we haye opened up in J. C. NICHOL‘S STORE Bheep.. W A Douglass. Swine..P J McEwen. Gents‘ Fumishings PIGSâ€"Ulass 53â€"BERKSHIRE John We Educate For Success 1 Our customers may iC C&"""" are showing this fall in Dre mings is NEW. Everythin Shade and Style. Don‘t let before you look through * 9 Ladles J ac‘(ets Of the choicest materials, # 9 Ladles F urs Of the newest cuts Lad' * H * GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR, IN 12e8 o1gs°ery EnDLESS VARIETY, Men and Boys‘ Clothingâ€"The largest variety and best se lection we have ever bought of good dressy suits and Over coats, They are the SOVEREIGN BRAND, And all kinds of Shells in the Hardware Department, ALEX. RUSSELL EVERYTHING NEW ! If you secure your dress from our selection you can get it made on the shortest notice by a thorâ€" oughly reliatle dressmaker right in the store as all cur goods get first attention. GUNS3 ! Judges. You can get your Dress and make Hunter‘s Supplies all Arrivals .. may feel assured that whatever we his fall in Dress Goods and trimâ€" W. â€" Everything is new in Weave, Style. Don‘tlet many days pass u look through our selection nake kyaur choice while our stock is at its best. GUXNXS! Can become a tndv in mt" [.2_TECDATOT 10 6 M you fBRf 2D The Oentral Telegraph in Canada &dl'omnw. The tnnest %. 4 Write for particulars. » H. BHAW, Pres, T.J.JOHNST( lel h Is the fir ap y towards 1 paying trc (‘:...lmw .}llll!m in railway sory Telegraphy The oldest and strongest business schoo All facilities are of the best. . Studen! receive expert instruction and persons mttention mand mre mssisted to position ::hhmdthullve upâ€"toâ€"dat Leads in Bookâ€"keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Commercial lLaw, Comâ€" mercial Correspondence, Plain Business Writing Qfinfl‘md--finm anv time Ornamental Writing, . and in placing all its graduates, Each student is taught separateâ€" ly at his own desk. Trial lessons for one week free. Visitors welcome, Open Sept. 2. Business College W, T. CLANCY, P Day and Night Classes. 7u7 h()l~ll')" or the fray wexit® fafhont hnu'u;.‘ heno» “"*mo:‘:n‘ew should advise usâ€"we will b pleased to attend to it at once. door th Post Office Hasa full line of Ourtain Poles Window Shades, Picture I‘rn»* Frames to order of all kind:. Ee enc sn o ie t h SEPT. 26, 1907 BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE MT. FOREST . C.A. Bldg,, Yonge & McGi TORONTO T. M. WATSON, P J Undertaker GUXS! MT{I 8‘;lloplh) lf T.J.JouXsTON, I‘d made rincipa rincipa ste «*J VOL. mss hn papers. To U. 8. Sumso Postal Law we charge $1,50 per for the Review the United States subs. expire this t arrears, kindly t new during Sept CCucieanes, syueereensd iz ranys TMPO We In we Ther New The weaves The new F here an lish] Fashi W qBA Obl